Ribbed Mock-Neck Sweater — Black Jil Sander Footwear SS18 collarless neckline / Dropped shoulders THBH01SS19_XS

Name: Ribbed Mock-Neck Sweater — Black Jil Sander Footwear SS18 collarless neckline / Dropped shoulders THBH01SS19_XS
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 37514984310
Price: 282.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0324 (18 reviews)

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Ribbed Mock Neck Sweater — Black Jil Sander Footwear SS18 collarless neckline Dropped shoulders THBH01SS19_XS collarless neckline Dropped shoulders Dolman sleeves with bound cuffs Slightly offset front closure with hidden snap buttons Binding around neck & front edges Slanted welt pockets at waist Very lightly padded Tonal topstitching throughout Fully lined Color: Noir 100% Lambskin leather with 100% Cotton lining 512 0 0 0 Loop Work Bag by Zero + Maria Cornejo 6397 chunky mock neck pullover sweater in a black cotton and cashmere blended knit Color: Steel

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